Pirates Camp to be Held in Galesburg Illinois
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce a baseball camp in Galesburg Illinois on June 36 directed by scout Gene Baker with John Thiel assisting. Ages 16 to 21 report at 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. players supply own gear and costs, with Pirates covering some expenses if drafted by the organization.
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Giants win on a wild pitch at Mets in 10th inning
The Giants beat the Mets 3-2 in the 10th, aided by a misplayed ball that allowed Hal Lanier to score from second base after Tug McGraw’s pitch sailed past catcher Jerry Grote. The Mets protested, claiming fan interference, while San Francisco snapped a six-game June drought and moved closer to first in the NL West.
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Long ball power fuels opening day in College World Series
In Omaha, Tulsa pitchers and Tom Varney homers pace a 5-2 win over Mississippi State as Harvard tops Brigham Young 4-1. Southern California faces Seton Hall while Pan American meets Southern Illinois in the first round finals. USC pursues an eighth title as eight teams play double elimination.
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Royals rally past Red Sox behind Rojas three run triple
Kansas City beat Boston 6 3 as Cookie Rojas hit a three run triple driving in the tying and winning runs. Rojas drove in 28th RBI of the season while Ed Kirkpatrick homered for the Royals. The Royals extended their streak to nine wins in ten games and remain within six of the West lead.
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Sox at Milan Sunday Afternoon Tilt
The Muscatine Red Sox travel to Milan for a 2 p.m. Mississippi Valley League game. They beat Milan 3-2 at home on Thursday and will leave from the high bridge at 12:15 p.m. for the rematch.
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Rain washes out SES game at Columbus Jet
Rain washed out the SES baseball game between Columbus and Wapello at Columbus Junction on Friday night. The contest has been rescheduled for Tuesday night, June 13.
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Johnson embroiled in battles with Angels teammates
AL batting champion Alex Johnson, benched by the California Angels, says he faces personal battles with several teammates some of whom he alleges are racist. In a Los Angeles Times interview, Johnson claims white players stir public conflict, while noting he has kept issues in the clubhouse. He admits bitterness at being black and cites barriers within society and the club.
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